Coleman v. Utley

Appellant instituted suit against appellees in the Howard Circuit Court to recover $282.90 for advances alleged to have been made by appellant to appellee John Graham to enable him to produce a crop on lands rentéd to him by appellant. It was alleged that, after the major part of the crop had been planted, appellee John Graham sold the crop to appellee, A. F. Utley, by and with the consent of appellant, the consideration being that A. F. Utley should pay all of Graham’s indebtedness to appellant on account of advances made to make said crop. Appellee A. F. Utley filed an answer, admitting…